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Stockport

Photo of the Stockport Section of the Buckeye Trail in Ohio. Photo by Nancy Shepard.
Miles
58.1 total miles / 19.1 off-road miles (32.9%)
Section supervisor
Karen Fisk and Richard Morgan
Contact
stockport@buckeyetrail.org
Paper map publication date
August 2014
Chapter
Little Cities of the Forest Chapter
Counties
Morgan, Noble
Abutting Sections
Belle Valley, Whipple, New Straitsville
Trail alerts and map updates
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Page last updated
Mar 14, 2026

What to expect

The Stockport Section offers a mix of hilly, forested terrain and quiet back roads, with significant off-road mileage through former American Electric Power ReCreation lands—now part of the Appalachian Hills Wildlife Area. The section includes scenic views, abundant wildlife, and small-town charm in communities along the Muskingum River.

Points of interest

Open Trail Adopter segments

  • Points 1 to 6 (off road)
  • Points 6 to 16 (on road)
  • Points 16 to 17 (off road)
  • Points 17 to 20 (on road)
  • Points 20 to 21 (off road)
  • Points 21 to 31 (on road)

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Towns and villages on the trail

Stockport, Chesterhill

Natural features and geography

  • Hilly, forested landscapes
  • Muskingum River valley
  • Lakes and wetlands created in former mining areas
  • Multiple lakes and beaver dams

Nearby emergency services

In life-threatening situations, call 911 throughout the Section. For other problems, call:

County State Highway Patrol Sheriff
Morgan 740.439.7578 740.962.4044
Noble 740.439.1388 740.732.5631

Trail Alerts

Map Updates

Parking locations

  • Point 3: Parking is available 2.8 miles off of state Route 83 on Wood Grove Road.

  • Point 4: Parking is available 2.1 miles past state Route 78 and state Route 83.

  • Point 6: Parking is available on Onion Run Road, 1.6 miles off of Slivka and North Unionville roads.

  • Point 8: The state Route 266 Park and Ride has an overnight parking area with 13 spaces.

  • Point 16: At the Lock 6 Parking Area, find a day use parking area with 25 spaces.

  • Point 22: Kincaid Cave Park has a day use parking area with 4 spaces.

  • Point 28: The Wolf Creek Wildlife Area has a day use parking area with 10 spaces.

Section resources

Camping locations

  • Point 15: Kate’s Duds & Suds RV Park, 3180 Tieber Road, Stockport, OH 43787-9595. Kate’s is located 0.35 mi W of Pt. 15 and N 0.15 mi on Tieber Road.

  • Point 15: Riversedge Campground, 520 N Riverview Rd, Malta, OH 43758-9607. Riversedge is located 6.0 mi N of Pt. 15.

  • Point 27: Shew’s Orchard, The Shews offer a free campsite and cabin for $15 per night per person. Contact shewpm@gmail.com or call 740.557.3032 to inquire about campsite which is between Pts 27 & 28 on Elliott Rd.

  • The Jesse Owens State Park Campgrounds, managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, offers four no-fee campgrounds. Campers should follow the self-registration process. Campsites may be occupied on a first-come, first-served basis with a two-week maximum stay. All other state park camping rules apply. Off-peak season: From November 1 – April 1. Walk-in only, latrines available. Visit Jesse Owens State Park Campgrounds for more information.

  • Point 4: Hook Lake, 9160 North State Route 83, McConnelsville. Located 2 mi N of Maple Grove.

  • Point 4: Maple Grove, 7580 State Route 284, McConnelsville. NW of Pt. 4

  • Point 4: Sand Hollow, 9290 State Route 284, McConnelsville. Further N from Maple Grove.

  • Point 3: Sawmill, 10390 North State Route 83, McConnelsville and NW of Pt. 3.

Resupply locations

  • Details coming soon
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